Just a question about competition

[Terbaddo]

Just a question: can I submit my source code with the binary or no ?

Thanks

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[(|EcLiPsE|)]

In my opinion, don't submit with the code, but if you want to,its allowed, from what i read from the rules.

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[FrEdDy]

In my opinion, don't submit with the code, but if you want to,its allowed, from what i read from the rules.

Why?Open source ftw.
Plus,by submitting an open source app,you have a chance to win extra 100$.

[Nymphaea]

In my opinion, hold onto the source until the last day of the competition, and post the source along with your final version. Prevents the risk of people trying to steal some of your code or something.

[wololo]

Do as you want.
Specifically for my prize, which will go to my favorite open source entry, as Nymphaea said it is fine to submit the source with you final version. You can work closed source until the 15th of May, if the source is included by the 15th of May, your entry wil be considered as open source for my prize.

Of course submitting the source in every version is fine too. Who knows, some people might help you

[npt]

Do as you want.
Specifically for my prize, which will go to my favorite open source entry, as Nymphaea said it is fine to submit the source with you final version. You can work closed source until the 15th of May, if the source is included by the 15th of May, your entry wil be considered as open source for my prize.

Of course submitting the source in every version is fine too. Who knows, some people might help you

I tend to agree, submitting your source with the first version of your entry could be a GOOD thing for you... you never know someone might take it, improve some things, send you the changes, and there you go. You have to judge whether you want to go open source or not, but like Wololo pointed out, to be considered an official "Open Source Entry" the source must be submitted with the final version on May 15th.

Anyway, open source entries are HIGHLY encouraged, but of course not required.

Regards,

npt